SSingh1975
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My kid and I were returning home last night from a local park and got T-boned by a speeding 16 yr old (no drivers license on her either). I was driving but was able to control the impact as the glady swerved off the main street but the 33's went right over the curb and onto the footpath like a champ. I haven't taken this for off-roading yet but this was a nice welcome test
. If it was any other vehicle, the rim/tires/lower body would probably be destroyed from the curb. The Glady took this like a champ.
My son was on the passenger side where we got hit but even at that high impact, both of us barely felt any jolts. This is all the damage we got while the other car's front end is totally gone. Might be totaled. After exchanging the insurance details (had to get the girl call her parents to the accident site), I drove back home....the other car had to be towed.
Kudos to the Glady for being build like a german tank! Still working with my insurance on the repair.
I haven't been in a car accident for over 20 years so this one certainly jolted me. Any advise on the repair ? Should I request the insurance to replace both doors/fender and the rock rail is slightly bend. However, both doors open/close fine inc remote locking. I'm surprised this is all the damage the Jeep took from a speeding car. No warning lights or anything on the dashboard and vehicle drives totally fine.
VERY glad we were in this and not our expensive IX (with low profile tires so it'd have hit the curb and basically exploded).
Irony is I haven't even received my 1st payment yet
(wipes tear from my eye). Still 400 miles and I was looking forward to driving this everyday since I work remotely from home.
Hopefully, the repair comes out well.
Cheers fellas!
My son was on the passenger side where we got hit but even at that high impact, both of us barely felt any jolts. This is all the damage we got while the other car's front end is totally gone. Might be totaled. After exchanging the insurance details (had to get the girl call her parents to the accident site), I drove back home....the other car had to be towed.
Kudos to the Glady for being build like a german tank! Still working with my insurance on the repair.
I haven't been in a car accident for over 20 years so this one certainly jolted me. Any advise on the repair ? Should I request the insurance to replace both doors/fender and the rock rail is slightly bend. However, both doors open/close fine inc remote locking. I'm surprised this is all the damage the Jeep took from a speeding car. No warning lights or anything on the dashboard and vehicle drives totally fine.
VERY glad we were in this and not our expensive IX (with low profile tires so it'd have hit the curb and basically exploded).
Irony is I haven't even received my 1st payment yet
Hopefully, the repair comes out well.
Cheers fellas!
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